Lots of learning opportunities, especially if this is your first job.
The best part, I'd say, is the fast-paced culture. It feels very much like a startup, along with the perks and benefits of working in a big company.
Also, you'll get better guidance here from more experienced colleagues compared to a startup.
The company values, like "Nothing at Facebook is someone else's problem," and the fact that they're actually put into practice, make it an awesome place to work.
Even breaking things is a good experience to have!
Last but not least, the free food, the swag, the awesome campus, the hackathons, and all other perks!
Sometimes you may not get work you like. But that wouldn't be the case for jobs, I guess, because of Bootcamp. I was just an intern, so no Bootcamp for me.
2 phone questions
The interview process consisted of an initial phone screen, followed by three onsite interviews. Two of the onsite interviews were technical, while the third was informational. A smooth process overall.
This was the onsite interview. Before this one, I had to pass two phone interviews. The interview was very casual, more like a chat. The interviewer was nice and interesting. He helped me find some corner cases to the problem. It was an overall pos
2 phone questions
The interview process consisted of an initial phone screen, followed by three onsite interviews. Two of the onsite interviews were technical, while the third was informational. A smooth process overall.
This was the onsite interview. Before this one, I had to pass two phone interviews. The interview was very casual, more like a chat. The interviewer was nice and interesting. He helped me find some corner cases to the problem. It was an overall pos